Cuddesdon, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX44

Built in 18th-century the stand out former water-powered corn mill is steeped in history with its own private millrace branching from the River Thame. This distinctive four-bedroom stone property is set within a landscaped garden of approx. 0.75 acre acre plus a separate 1.5 acre waterside paddock.

Spanning approximately 2,600 sq. ft. across four floors—including an integral garage—the home offers generously sized living spaces filled with character. Period features such as painted textured stone walls, casement windows, and an impressive stone staircase add to its charm. Outside, the idyllic riverside gardens provide a sanctuary for wildlife, regularly attracting visitors such as swans, kingfishers and egrets. The grounds comprise a paved terrace, formal lawn, paddock, orchard, and a variety of mature and specimen trees.

The property is situated between the popular villages of Cuddesdon and Great Milton in scenic countryside yet within easy reach of the historic city of Oxford and the M40, with Haddenham and Thame Parkway Station offering speedy London links. The villages offer a range of day-to-day amenities including shops, schools and public houses, along with the acclaimed Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons restaurant and hotel. The Waterstock Golf Club and Oxfordshire Golf Clubs are both within easy reach. Nearby Thame is popular for its local weekly market, whilst Oxford boasts a comprehensive selection of facilities. Numerous well-regarded schooling options include Magdalen, St Edwards, The Dragon, Headington Girls, Radley and Abingdon.

Directions:

From London exit the M40 at junction 7 (A329). Follow the A329 and turn right onto Windmill Hill in the direction of Wheatley. Continue along Windmill Hill and turn left onto Church Road, sign posted for Cuddesdon. The Mill can be found on the left hand side just after the bridge